Why bcci oppose drs

In the Indian team, only Gautam Gambhir and Virender Sehwag have openly supported the system in the past and with Sachin also joining the bandwagon, perhaps it will inspire others to come out and say what they really think about it.

Logically, the DRS, which has been used in Test cricket since , is a gift. If they believe that they can make money out of a particular venture, they will go the whole hog. The BCCI wasn't very keen to adopt the slam-bang format but once they saw the opportunity to make big bucks, they built it up into a monster that is now threatening the very existence of international cricket. India have a strong case as to why they have refused to use DRS.

Bell was declared not out by the on-field umpire, India took the review, and it was found that the ball was crashing into the wickets. But since the ball struck Bell 2. India were stunned, and even Bell seem to be walking after India challenged the decision. He too admitted after the match that he did not know about any such 2.

For a person to be adjudged out LBW, the impact has to be on the stump, should not touch any part of the bat or gloves before it hits the pads, and pitch on or outside off stump. Basically, if your pad or any part of the body is between the wickets when the ball hits you, when you are in line of the stumps, you are out. But the DRS has a new side to it. India vs New Zealand Test Squad. World Cup Points Table. This story is from July 18, The DRS has come under scanner in the wake of the controversial first Ashes Test between Eng and Aus which witnessed a number of umpiring howlers.

The DRS has come under scanner in the wake of the controversial first Ashes Test between England and Australia which witnessed a number of umpiring howlers. Obviously we can improve and discuss on things like three reviews," Richardson told former England captain David Gower during a television interaction at the lunch break on the opening day of the second Ashes Test. Anyone can say that "listen we don't want to agree".

If atleast seven countries are ready to agree to use DRS, it will be done," he said.